Architectural stone carving

Below are various repairs, restorations, and new stone carvings to either replace dilapidated architectural stone elements or to feature in new construction.

one of a pair of pinnacles, which were later attached to a complex canopy stone for Magdalen gateway, Oxford University

new limestone finial to replace one of a pair that was missing for a late medieval church outside of Oxford. The ‘before’ finial was used as a reference to create the ‘after’ finial

Close-up of a decorative stone relief with a central pine cone motif, surrounded by carved leaf and floral patterns, weathered and aged surface.
A stone sculpture resembling a creature with a human face and multiple spiral designs on its body, holding a shell in one hand.
A fossilized sea shell attached to rocks, with a ribbed pattern and curved shape, on a concrete surface.
A rectangular stone plaque with the numbers '32' engraved in large font, mounted on a brick wall.
Comparison of a stone carving before and after cleaning. The carved stone features a floral or leaf pattern with multiple openings, with the cleaned version appearing lighter and more detailed.
Two plaster molds of decorative architectural elements on a textured surface.
Close-up of an ornate stone carving depicting a stylized face with leaves and circular patterns.
A close-up of a stone arch window on a stone building under renovation, with scaffolding and construction tools visible around it.
Two carved stone blocks with floral designs, placed on a flat surface outdoors.
Three decorative stone sculptures resembling stylized flowers or plants with geometric shapes on top, placed on a textured surface against a plain background.
A detailed white stone or sculpted decoration featuring a horse with wings, surrounded by flowers and ornate patterns, set outdoors with a partly cloudy sky and temporary structures in the background.
A carved stone architectural element, possibly a decorative frieze or cornice, with detailed patterns and motifs, outdoors against a cloudy sky.